Independent candidate's election posters vandalised, graffitied
Campaign posters for an independent candidate running for the south-west Sydney seat of Fowler at the federal election have been defaced and graffitied.
Corflutes with Dai Le's face on them have been cut up and scrawled with writing in Vietnamese accusing her of being an "evil killer" and a "communist".
Mobile phone video shows a woman dressed in orange cutting up Dai Le signs stuck to a fence in Canley Vale last night.
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Dai Le's campaign posters in south-west Sydney have been vandalised. 9News
Posters outside the NSW Vietnamese Association have also been destroyed.
Ms Le said she has replaced signs across the electorate three times already, and suspects a rival team is behind the vandalism.
"It's just been really disappointing," she said.
Her family fled communism in Vietnam after her family escaped refugee camps in south east Asia in the late 1970s.
Coflutes have been cut up and scrawled on across the electorate of Fowler. Supplied
The seat of Fowler is also being contested by NSW's first female premier Kristina Keneally, who has been accused of "parachuting" into the electorate.
Ms Keneally has also reported having her political signs defaced and stolen.
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